- November 23, 2024
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Delaney Cotton and Nathalie Diener
The table was set with plenty of food and decorated with rosemary.
Gale Hilburg, Sandy Endres and Sandy Rauso
The dessert table was decorated with a menorah.
Dottie Pirolli and Dottie Mueller
Kathy and Bob Neudorfer
Judy Achre and Ronda Montminy
Association president Susan Pariseau, organizer June Hessel and manager Wendy Cichowski
Attendees took their plates outside to eat by the water.
Barbara Michikin and Gladys Shapiro
Marilyn Watsey and Betty Curry
Bryan Goodman, Chris Goodman and Harold Kaufman
Eric Larsen and mom Gloria Long
Sofia Golembeske, Kevin Sweitzer, Joesphine Severino and Andrew Golembeske
Alan Zuckerman, Robin Zuckerman, Penny Gold and Paul Gold
After a two-year break, the residents of Seaplace were more than ready for a holiday party. About 100 guests attended the association's gathering on Dec. 15 for the first Christmas get-together since 2019.
The clubhouse was stocked with treats and sweets for the evening, but many attendees took the opportunity to watch the sunset before going in for food. Residents greeted friends they hadn't seen in a spell and introduced visitors to the party. Plates were carried outside to tables by the Gulf of Mexico, while some stayed inside. Christmas and Hanukkah decorations decked the halls, too.
Seaplace took a long break from condo-wide parties during the pandemic but plans to get back into the swing of things in the new year with a Valentine's Day party and others.
